Aquagarden Essentials PondVac User manual

PondVac
Instruction Manual
Powerful 1400w motor • 30 litre Drum capacity
2.0m discharge hose • 4.0m suction hose
ALL POND
SIZES
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Parts &
Accessories
Ref Description
1 Suction hose
2 Discharge hose
3 Drain valve lid
4 Filter foam
5 Air vent
6 Float valve chamber
7 Drum clamp
8 Water inlet
9 Drum
10 Discharge outlet
11 Extension tubes
12 Pond debris bag
13 Base brush
14 Crevice nozzle
15 Multi brush
16 Pond splay
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15
14
11
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1
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Safety Operation
1. Keep drainage hose flat and avoid kinks and obstacles
2. Ensure vac is a minimum of 1.5m from the pond edge at all times.
Technical specifications:
Voltage ……………..….. 230v
Hertz …………….....….. 50Hz
Watts ……………..….. 1400w
Safety rating ……... CE IPX4
Cable length ……………..4m
Maximum depth ………..2m
1.5m

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Correct Installation
1. Unpack contents from the pond vac drum.
2. Install wheels to pond vac base.
5. Remove drainage valve lid and attach
drainage hose, fit pond debris bag over
the end of the discharge hose.
3. Insert suction hose to drum water inlet.
4. Attach extension tubes and desired
head attachment.

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Electrical Installation
The Power supply must meet the specifications on the product.
• Extension cables and powers supplies must be suitable for outdoor use.
• Always consult a qualified electrician if you are unsure.
• The electrical cable is permanently connected and sealed within the motor body.
- If the supply cable is damaged the pond vac must not be used.
- Minimum safety distance of 1.5m from pond edge must be adhered to.
WARNING: POND VAC MUST
BE EARTHED
• A Residual Current Device (RCD), also know as the Residual Current
Circuit Breaker (RCCB), with a tripping current not exceeding 30mA
must be installed in the supply circuit.
• A means of disconnection from the supply having a contact separation
of at least 3mm in all poles must be incorporated in the fixed wiring.
Water garden
Circuit Breaker
• We recommend use of a Blagdon Powersafe
water garden circuit breaker code 1040181,
ask retailer for details.
• An RCD is a legal requirement for outdoor
power supplies.
WARNING: NOT TO BE USED
BY CHILDREN

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Intended Use
Aqua garden Essential Pond Vac, may be used for the following applications:
• Removal of pond sludge and waste.
Do not:
• Operate or leave in the rain.
• Use the unit to collect hot ash, toxic, flammable and volatile substances
• Operate the Vac with persons in the water.
• Carry or pull the Vac by its electrical cable.
• Modify or tamper with The Vac or its housing.
Environment friendly disposal
You can help the environment. Please remember to respect the local
regulations by handling in non-working electrical equipment to an
appropriate waste disposal centre.

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How to use your Pond Vac
As a Pond sludge removal unit.
• Never operate without filter foam.
• Place the Vac at the minimum distance of 1.5m from the pond edge.
• Ensure a safe and stable position.
• Remove drain valve lid.
• Plug the discharge hose into the drain valve outlet of the vac drum.
• Make sure drainage valve outlet is above the water level.
• Ensure the discharge hose sits flat and avoid kinks.
• Attach suction extension tubes and desired accessory.
• Switch the pond vacuum on, please note there will be a delay in power while the
vacuum cycles through its 60 second cycle.
• Use vac to remove debris
• It will vacuum until the unit is full and then stops while it automatically drains
through the discharge hose and then restarts (auto cycle)
Switch mode
Please note that there will be a delay in power supply while the vacuum cycles
through its 60 second auto cycle.
30 seconds on vacuuming and 30 seconds off vacuuming while it drains is
normal operation.

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Troubleshooting
Hints and tips
• When vacuuming your pond try to keep water disturbance to a minimum to
maintain pond visibility.
• Gently agitate the pond waste and run the vacuum across the areas as required.
• Remove larger waste pockets at the bottom of your pond first and allow finer.
particles to settle before vacuuming again.
• Maintain any pond filtration after vacuuming to allow for any disturbed debris
to be collected by the filter.
Maintenance and Cleaning
• Switch the product to the off position and unplug the vac from the power supply.
• Remove all hoses and attachments, check for blockages and rinse through.
• Remove pond debris bag and clean.
• Undo clamps and rinse drum out.
• Remove filter foam, squeeze and rinse under tap.
• Check float valve and remove any debris.
Storage
• Ensure Pond Vac is clean and all waste is removed.
• Store in a cool dry room away from children.
PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY
Drum does not empty The drain hose is kinked or
It does not have enough incline Reposition hose
Drain hose or valve blocked Remove dirt and blockage from
hose and valve
Low suction capacity The drum is full Empty the drum
Foam filter blocked with dirt Clean filter foam
Hoses blocked with dirt Check hoses for blockages
Jammed outlet valve on drainage hose Check valve for blockages
Suction depth greater than 2m Reduce the suction depth
No power supply Check mains power
Unit does not suck Running on auto cycle Wait for cycle to complete
Developed noise and heavy
vibration Drum is full Empty the drum
Vapour escapes from air vent In cold weather, condensation
can build in the unit
Normal evaporation, no
remedy needed

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Guarantee
This product is guaranteed against defects in material
and workmanship for 1 year From the date of
purchase, under normal usage. The guarantee DOES
NOT APPLY in case of improper use, negligence,
lack of Maintenance or accidental damage to the
Vacuum or wearable parts – sealing rings and rubber
valves. If the vacuum fails due to a manufacturing fault
within this period it will be either repaired or replaced
free of charge. Liability is limited to replacement of the
faulty product only, no other costs will be reimbursed.
This guarantee is not transferable and does not effect
your statutory rights. This guarantee does not confer
any rights other than those expressly set above.
Consumer Advice
Interpet Consumer Advice department
Vincent Lane, Dorking, Surrey RH4 3YX
Email: customercar[email protected]

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Interpet, Vincent Lane, Dorking,
Surrey RH4 3YX England
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